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Recovery Revolution has officially welcomed its new Mobile Recovery Health Unit, helping bring recovery support and reso...
05/29/2026

Recovery Revolution has officially welcomed its new Mobile Recovery Health Unit, helping bring recovery support and resources closer to the people who need them.

Congratulations to Executive Director Devin Lyall, Programs Manager Jeff Walker, and the entire Recovery Revolution team on this exciting milestone.

Every community has people working hard to rebuild, recover, and move forward.

Expanding access to support can make a real difference, especially for those who may face transportation or distance barriers.

Wishing this clinic many miles, meaningful connections, and a lasting impact across the communities it serves.

05/28/2026

“Where you live should not determine how long you live.”

For too many people in rural America, healthcare access is shaped by distance, transportation, cost, and sometimes the beliefs they’ve carried their entire lives.

The story shared in this video is one of the reasons Mission Mobile Medical exists today.

Not because of a vehicle.
Not because of a business plan.

Because of a problem that affects millions of people across the country.

Every community deserves the opportunity to access care, stay healthy, and build a better future for the generations that follow.

That’s what keeps us moving forward.

In many parts of West Virginia, access to healthcare can look very different than it does in bigger cities.Some communit...
05/26/2026

In many parts of West Virginia, access to healthcare can look very different than it does in bigger cities.

Some communities face long drives to appointments, fewer nearby providers, and limited healthcare resources close to home.

State data currently identifies every rural county in West Virginia as having a healthcare workforce shortage.

That’s one reason mobile healthcare continues to grow across rural communities.

Bringing care closer can help remove some of the barriers that make healthcare harder to reach.

Care looks different on roads like these.

Preston-Taylor Community Health Centers, Inc.

Communities are stronger when caring people show up for them.We’re excited to welcome Megan Tucker, Community Engagement...
05/21/2026

Communities are stronger when caring people show up for them.

We’re excited to welcome Megan Tucker, Community Engagement Coordinator, and Herbert Harris, Community Health Worker, as they begin serving through mobile healthcare.

Megan will be supporting communities in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, while Herbert will be helping serve communities in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Mobile clinics create opportunities for care, but it’s the people inside them who build trust, spark conversations, and help patients feel comfortable walking through the door.

Excited to watch these two make a difference out in the field. 🌎🩺

Where you live shouldn’t determine the level of care you receive. Today, too many Americans living in rural areas face ...
05/20/2026

Where you live shouldn’t determine the level of care you receive.

Today, too many Americans living in rural areas face long drives, provider shortages, delayed treatment, and limited access to critical healthcare services. For many patients, these hurdles can result in going without care altogether.

ARPA-H’s PARADIGM program is working to change that by bringing hospital level care directly to the communities that need it most.

Last week, PARADIGM performers from Mission Mobile Health in Kernersville, NC, debuted their ARPA-H-funded healthcare delivery platform prototype, MARCUS. Program Manager Bon Ku, MD, and team toured the unit and saw how its innovative modular design can bring a variety of health services to patients even in the most remote areas of America.

We’ve are building the future of rural healthcare.

It is mobile. It is flexible. And it brings care closer to patients.

https://arpa-h.gov/explore-funding/programs/paradigm

We’re excited to welcome Eric Beck to Mission Mobile Medical’s Executive in Residence team.For more than 20 years, Eric ...
05/15/2026

We’re excited to welcome Eric Beck to Mission Mobile Medical’s Executive in Residence team.

For more than 20 years, Eric has worked alongside nonprofit organizations across the country, helping them navigate growth, strengthen operations, and protect the work they do for their communities.

Today, he serves as Senior Vice President and National Non-Profit Practice Leader at Marsh McLennan Agency.

Eric’s experience supporting community health centers, advocacy groups, and nonprofit leaders brings another important perspective to the EIR team as we continue working toward stronger, more accessible community-based healthcare.

We’re grateful to have leaders like Eric helping move these conversations forward. Welcome to the team!

A really special day around here 🍌We had the opportunity to spend time with our friends Gina Capra and Jermaine Pope fro...
05/11/2026

A really special day around here 🍌

We had the opportunity to spend time with our friends Gina Capra and Jermaine Pope from NACHC National Association of Community Health Centers, along with Executive in Residence members Brian Toomey and Ben Money, Jr. The conversations throughout the day centered around healthcare access, community impact, and the many ways mobile care is helping reach people beyond the walls of traditional healthcare settings.

There’s something powerful about bringing together leaders, advocates, and innovators who all care deeply about serving communities well.

Every person in the room brought a different perspective, different experiences, and the same heart for making healthcare more accessible for more people.

Grateful for the conversations, the collaboration, and the people helping move mobile healthcare forward every day.

Good people doing meaningful work for communities will always have a seat at the table around here 🍌We were excited to s...
05/11/2026

Good people doing meaningful work for communities will always have a seat at the table around here 🍌

We were excited to spend part of the day with our friend Daniel Dorociak, Field Director for Congressman Richard Hudson’s office.

The conversation centered around healthcare access, mobile care, and the many communities across North Carolina and beyond that still need easier ways to receive care close to home.

Mobile healthcare continues to grow because it meets people where they are.

Whether it’s rural communities, underserved neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, or recovery programs, these programs are helping bring care directly to the people who need it most.

Thanks again for stopping by and spending time with the team, Daniel!

Richard Hudson

The VIBs (Very Important Bananas 🍌) came through this week!Huge thanks to Mohamed Elgohary, Olivia Bentley, Zachary Rich...
05/07/2026

The VIBs (Very Important Bananas 🍌) came through this week!

Huge thanks to Mohamed Elgohary, Olivia Bentley, Zachary Richardson, Mandy Occhipinti, and April Imes from Amity Medical Group for spending time with the crew and sharing more about the impact your team is making in healthcare.

Moments like these are a reminder that mobile healthcare is bigger than vehicles or programs. It’s about people coming together to help communities feel seen, supported, and cared for.

Appreciate the visit and the shared heart for expanding access to care 💙

Mission Mobile Medical is looking for a Service Leader to help support the teams and mobile clinics serving communities ...
05/06/2026

Mission Mobile Medical is looking for a Service Leader to help support the teams and mobile clinics serving communities across America.

This role is all about helping things run smoothly behind the scenes; supporting clients, solving problems, leading a service team, and helping clinics stay on the road and ready to care for patients.

The work may happen behind the scenes, but the impact reaches real people in real communities every single day.

If you’re someone who enjoys leadership, teamwork, helping others, and making a difference through service, we’d love to connect.

Apply here: https://app.trinethire.com/companies/134112-mission-mobile-medical/jobs/119637-service-leader

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Kernersville, NC
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